About

I’m also a passionate science communicator and create films, photographs and other media for my channels. I also undertake freelance work, most recently for the Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Biosecurity For Life. Whilst enjoying all aspects of the process, I have a particular interest in production and presenting.

Growing up, nature was always my passion. I studied for an MSci in Zoology at the University of Southampton, where I developed a keen research interest in birds and bats, more specifically their behaviour and vocalisations. My Masters research used an acoustic approach to surveying these species within the context of human-wildlife conflict in the Belizean rainforest. All of these elements influence my science communication work today.

Please enjoy exploring my website and seeing the projects I am currently working on. Feel free to get in touch with any comments or collaborations.

This website is a personal project and all thoughts are my own.

Skomer Island

Whilst this website is independent of my full-time work (and does not reflect the views of my employer), it is important for me to mention what I do for work to provide context on my lifestyle.

Outside of my freelance science communication work, I work full-time as Skomer Island Visitor Officer for the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales. This involves living on the island for 9 months a year, with 3 months working off island over winter.

My role is very varied – I look after the hostel, deal with and host media enquiries and run the Skomer Island social media. I am also heavily involved with research and monitoring on the island, including seabird counts, seal surveying, breeding bird surveys, Chough roost counts and cetacean surveys.

For more information on Skomer, please see: https://www.welshwildlife.org/visit/skomer-island